Waterfall Gully walking trail upgrade complete
One of Adelaide’s premier walking trails is now safer to use and will be better protected from extreme weather events thanks to a now complete $5 million upgrade.
Read moreNew appointment to the District Court
Former Director of Public Prosecutions Adam Kimber SC has been appointed to the District Court, Attorney-General, Vickie Chapman, announced today.
Read moreRespected legal figure appointed to head ICAC
Retired Supreme Court Justice, The Honourable Ann Vanstone QC has been appointed as South Australia’s second Independent Commissioner Against Corruption.
Read moreNew self-defence laws for SA
The defence of provocation would be abolished under draft legislation tabled by the Marshall Liberal Government in State Parliament today.
Read moreStronger community protections against serious offenders
South Australia’s serious repeat offender laws are being amended this week to ensure there is clarity in how the laws are applied.
Read moreCOVID-19 EMERGENCY RESPONSE (FURTHER MEASURES) (NO. 2) AMENDMENT BILL
The COVID-19 Emergency Response (Further Measures) (No. 2) Amendment Bill 2020 continues the Marshall Liberal government's approach of constantly strengthening the legislative framework underpinning the COVID-19 response.
Read moreSouth Australians one-step closer to real time fuel prices
The Marshall Liberal Government’s plan to deliver real time fuel pricing for South Australians is one-step closer after legislation passed the State Parliament today
Read moreElection Posters to go and greater choice for voters on polling day under Marshall Government’s sweeping electoral changes
Expanded pre-poll voting options, a ban on election corflutes on public roads and optional preferential voting for House of Assembly candidates are among a suite of reforms being introduced to State Parliament by the Marshall Liberal Government this week.
Read moreEMERGENCY MANAGEMENT (QUARANTINE FEES AND PENALTY) AMENDMENT BILL
This bill makes two important changes to the Emergency Management Act 2004: firstly, to allow a fee to be charged to arrivals from interstate and overseas for their hotel quarantine and to further incorporate the inclusion of a maximum penalty of two years' imprisonment for those who have found to have breached a direction of the Coordinator.
Read moreHarsher penalties for Covid-19 rule breakers
The Marshall Liberal Government will today amend the Emergency Management Act to insert a maximum penalty of up to two years imprisonment for those who defy our strong border restrictions.
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